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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-29
Paul Martin and E Strasburger.

That part of lot Is, Bidwell's
Addition to West st. Paul,
lying nOrtherly of the My
line of lot 1, block 153, West
st. Paul Proper, and Sly of
the Sly line of lot 6, block
Isl, West st. Paul Proper, pro-
duced Ely to South Robert
street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-29
Kittering and Constans, Addition to West St. Paul.

of Lots 10. II. 10 and 13, Block 8, Kittering and
Constants Addition to West st. Paul.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18
TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1881
MEMORIAL SERVICES.

The members Of Geo. w. DE Long
Pest, the only one Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic outside of the great
Union, have resolved on holding a
memorial service in honor OF the late
General Logan. A special order else
where gives particulars and tenders an
invitation to Americans and those
friendly to American institutions to
assemble at the service. All who honor
the patriotism that gave America IN her
hour Of trial not only many distinguish
ed heroes, but countless heroes content
to be Of no individual note, so that
their country was saved, will let nc
common obstacle prevent their attend
ance
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18
A Monster Gun.

The United States A,my anu Nary
Registe, gives, in letter from United
States official in Crefeld, Germany, the
first published announcement OF the
test If the new Krupp gun, which has
just been completed there. The weight
Of this piece of ordance is II8 tons.
Eight hundread and forty pounds OF
powder are used in single charge, and
it sends shot, weighing nearly two
tons, through thirty eight inches Of solid
iron, at distance of over half mile.
Krupp was under a contract TO fire
eighty-two rounds at his own expense
in testing the weapon. This cost him
in the neighborhood of $4,000. The
test proved entirely satisfactory, and
shows the folly Of attempting to build
armored vessels strong enough TO resist
such engines of war as this 1t is I'M
derstood Krupp has contract for a
number Of similar guns, to be used in
fertilization for coast defence.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18
The New Hebridss

A deputation Of Presbyterlans ha.
asked the Governor of Victoria to send
petition to the Queen against the
French occupying the New Hebrides.
The petitioners say that the occupation
OF the islands by the French lmperils
the missionary work which is being
carried on there and the interests Of
Australia. They ask that effective
steps be taken to prevent the occupa-
ton Of the islands, which is tantamounl
to ANIMATION, and also ask that the
Government protect the missions that
are now established.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

a London despatch Of December
goth in the Auckland Hr,aid says.
''The Cologne Gasefze threatens
Queensland with wholesale invasion
of Germans, in order to secure its
eventual annexation to Germany, whose
great interests in the Pacific demand
the creation of a German kingdom in
Australia, TO counterbalance the Aus
tralian Monroe policy" The Hetala
calls this "mere nonsensical talk" II
says Queensland would welcome Z
large German immigration coming
without cost to the colony, and thai
''the German emigrant would find him
self whenever he landed IN Queens
land, emancipated from the iron rule
Of Bismarck, and he would be the las
mar. in the community to change hii
position from free man, having The
highest positions in the state within BIZ
reach, to resident in a colony gov
erned from the Berlin foreign Office"
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

the electric light used tof two years to
illuminate the Hellsate channel. 1t
was put there IN the first place, under
an appropriation Of $4,000 worked
through Congress, to suit the whim Of
a Sound steamboat company, that
wanted to make it easy for their boats
to get in before daylight. Results,
however, we're very disappointing, the
light being concentrated in a dazzling
bar with deep dark shade on either
side. The report makes out that for
beacon or range lights electricity would
be just the thing.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

A report in the New York SIN tells
why the Light Went Out" meaning
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

The London Standard says the sugar
industry of Russia has come to a great
crisis, large number of factories be-
ing on the brink of ruin. Nj. Abaza,
former Minister of Finance, and now
head of the Financial Department Of
the Council of State, brought forward a
scheme for their relief, which was
chiefly to limit production to the es-
tablished normal amount. On the
other hand, NJ Katkoff, by an over
whelming array of articles and figures
in the Moscow Gase1e, tried to show
that it would be better in this case to
let the weaker so 10 the wall, and pull
those through who are strong enough
The Gar has rejected NJ. Abaza''
scheme for limited production.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18


How wealth may be thoughtlessly
thrown away is illustrated in the case
of cotton seed in the Southern States
Of the Union. Twenty years ago cot
ton seed was burned OF destroyed on
Southern farms Last year $1,000
900 worth of crude oil was taken out
OF 100000 tons Of seed without injur-
ing its value for other purposes, which
oil was refined up to a value Of perhaps
$40, 600, 900. Heavy losses accrued
to many mills, however owing to an
undue amount Of acid in the seed; but
now nearly all Of the $50 mills in the
country have been bought by com.
pany formed under the name Of the
American Cotton Oil Trust, that has a
capital Of $5s,ooo,ooo and is listed it
the New York Stock Exchange,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

A destructive FIRE laid waste two
acres in Napier, New Zealand, Deeem-
Der rs, causing loss Of a quarter mil
lion dollars. The Telegraph and Her
aid Offices were burned down, and the
Mez0s Office was damaged.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18
The Best Tonic.

Mr. Henry Billings, Washington, d. c.,
writes; 81 have used your Dufy's Pure Mall
Whisky for medicinal purposes As tonic
consider il superior TO the hundreds Of concoc
ions which are now flooding the land as slim
uant liquors.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Herald considers that
the defeat of the Morrison bill means
that the House will not consider any
tariff bill whatever. At the same time
he mentions mooted proposal to
strike Off half Of the sugar duty.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Smallpox has appeared at Sydney,
Melbourne and Adelaide, among pas
sengers by one ship. Our Board OF
Health will require to keep vigilant
eye against vessels from that quarter
until danger be past
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

Is it population that is wanted' Make
a treaty with Russia. Lately there
arrived in the United States, by the
steamer Fulda, Russian family num-
berlng forty-Gustav Pleth, his wife,
his FIVE sons and their wives, and bis
twenty-eight grandchildren.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

They evidently believe in the indie
pendence Of parliament IN New South
Wales. Mr.. David Proudfoot, a con-
tractor, has won suit for $4,000 pen
atty against Mr.. Proctor, member OF
the Legislative Assembly, for having an
interest in Government contracts while
sitting and voting in the Assembly.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

The Governor Of Sonora, Mexico,
has had four editors and two attorneys
of newspapers arrested for opposition
to his sonorous mightiness. Probably
It has never struck him he has taken
the course most likely to hasten for
ward an enlargement of press priv
leges. AT least that has been the way
similar attempts to choke the freedom
of the press have resulted in other
places.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

Captain Eads lately told a reporter
that the gentlemen interested in the
ship railway scheme, to connect the At
lanticand Pacific coasts Of North Amer
lea, had decided not to accept Gov
eminent aid trammeled by restrictions,
A private corporation was to be formed,
and an appeal made for financial aid
to the money centers Of the world
Congress was to be asked for charter
and then the process Of procuring
money be pushed. The Ship Railwa,
Company would be international in It's
scope and membership.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

THE DAILY HERALD, 50 cents pc
month delivered.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-01-18

Try Mariinelli Cider 1t is absolutely pure
Macarlane & Co., agents
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-27

Champagne lumm'> Extra Dry.
ti.i sherry. Port. California Angelica. Ciict
+. Julien Pale Ale, English Porter.
"tuld Tea.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NO Place Like Home. .
MARRIED.
DBL

In this city Jan p, Mrs. Catherine Witherley,
aged g. years and mos.
In this city Jan. -, IN. ;. Baker, aged - years
and months.
In Augusta, Jan. l.. Frank A. Cottrell, of Bel
fast. aged I. Years 3 mo. tll~ and ) days.
In Brooks, Jan. y. H. H. >caNcN, aged 81 years,
months ami Is day.
In \orthrort, Jan. a. William +. Gardner aged
ji wears.
In Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 20. Mrs. Eliza j., widow
OF the late lr. Richard III. Moody Of Belfast, Me,
aged - years.
In Liberty, Jan %. Margic NJ Morse, daughter
OF Lucu> {. and Della Morse aged &c years, 10
months and 26 days.
Iioitt. formerly of Belfast aged IS years.
In Rockport, Jan. % Annie Potlc, aged L; years.
In Camden, Jan. Il, Aretlu.;i, wife Of Capt.
Isaac toomhS, a-e, II years.
In Rocklant. Jan. 49, Ambrose ;. Cobb, aged -
wears, ! months and day
In Ihoma- ton. Jan Is Henry b. simmons, aged
IS wears, months and days.
In R"ckland. Jan. I6, Bartholomew Donohue,
aged - wears
IN R"cAland Jan. II, Capt. John savage aged 81
wears, ; months and days.
In Rnckland Jan. II, Daniel {, lIa-hcll, aged IS
years, 10 months and ) days.
In H"ck!and. Jan. -, Mrs. Eva NJ wife of Est;t-
brook } PeaSe aged y years and : months.
In Nnahavcn. Jan. 10, Hon. Moses Webster,
aged 6? wears, month and > days.
In R"ckland Jan. l., Mrs. Deborah Thomas, aged
= wears. months ami lay.
In Rocklant Jan. T., Mrs. Jennie f.. daughter
OF Edward 7. and Eliza j. Gray, aged Is years, 1
months and 6 days.
In Portland Jan. II, at the Marine General Hos
pitai, George III. Brown. of Washington, aged %
years.
In Wahlohoro. Jan. II, Charlotte b., wife Of
David IL. kimbal aged - wears and months.
In Waldohoro Jan. ), Eiiza simmons, eyed -
Years.
In Ellsworth, Jan. ID, Mrs. Philena Jeson, aged
u wears and } months.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-27

BUnrk>. Mr.. H. H. Scayev of nil t,4v.u djrI
last SUNDAY e.,nut and viii he buried Th,,r-,iav
b. the Masonic fraternity of which he wa. Nom
her. The funeral ceremony Win he =; the nous,
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| deeply regretted by her large circle of friends
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N NV" al "e'
li'e residence, ana was attended by large mum
! Der, many of the Older church members onino
rith ,ho fa,;l, -, , r,
~, ~ i"'! a. 'houriiei'- me services were
| c"h"ucted ny her pastor Rev. A. A. Lewis, with
| singing by the choir. A beautiful noem ,n,rouri
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-27

Searsport Locals.
senator Nickcls came home and spent SUNDAY
The Cong. circle met Tuesday evening with Mrs
J. p. Nichols.
The sacrament W Ill he administered at the Cong
church next sunday.
seventy odd degrees OF change in the tempcra-
ture here the past week.
George Sargent who has been employed in
S:tieln Mass. Is at home on a visit.
Frank W. Cocor,l, who has been first officer of
Bark HGd-on, is ut home for Il visit.
II. NJ Bean and wife OF Camden visited Master
j. c. Dutch and family the past week.
Mr.. Kelley of Belfast is can,a-Sing here for Ad-
miral roirer's naval history Of the rebellion.
One Of the monster oxen slaughtered last week
by Marx Ward weighed 1916 HIS, dressed beef
Brig Amy \. Lane, formerly commanded by
Capt a Carver has been sold 10 Orland parties.
Bark Edward kidder, Capt, Z. /. Griffin, arriv-
cd at Hong Kong Jan. 18th, and viii load for New
York.
Ship Louis Walsh. for whose safety fears were
entertained, arrived in New York from Liverpool
the 18Th.
Capt. b. Frank Colcord Will leave Tor New York
next Monday to take command OF Ship Henry :.
sanford.
Augustus -Wcet~er, WHO recently moved from
thi- place TO Weld, j. II The Maine General Hos
pital for treatment
4 large delegation from the post and corps here
atiendeG the annual encanIpment Of the &. y. Il.
amt National Corps at Bath thi~ week.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-27

/ THoRNriNr The thaw Of sunday and Monday
iihs taken larg" part Of the ~now....P W. Whit
ncy and wife, OF salem. Mass. formerly of this
sill raging 10 such an extent that it was thought
be-; 70 clos the school in Dis. No. 6 until the
scholar, thlr Ia attend rcguatly..... The OIL
GERS eject OF Unity Lodge 4. x 4. NJ. viii be pub
/ licy installed Thursday, Feb. 3r Regular meet
] in= at o'clock L. NJ 4 turkey supper will be
i serted in Ilaman'> Han between j and & O'Clock
4 AZ seven Tie Installation Will take place II will
4 J." puhc 10 The members and ladies and invited
friend. Tickets to supper % ct> sale of tickets
to Close Jan. 3-t
i MoST> LILLE. Jud-"n Wiggin had a light para
lNtlC shock last week Which affected the muscles of
/ the face. Rev Mr.. Washburn wa, given a dona-
ton last Ihur>ia. at the church to the amount of
/ nearly twenty dollars ..ilr. Richard Raynes OF
Bangor i visiting friends and relatives in this Vi
cini'y MIR, EtNne- lived in town when Young
man 1t i, quite sicily here and the patients are
mol lhrro>ng very fast. X. = Tucker is contne,,
t" Ii> home by lamcncSs. Miss Lizzie Il. stevens
I VIII" i at the Maine General Hospital at Portland
4 fer treatment, is improving slowly and it is eN-
/ Peclc'i She will be nj home in the spring.. C. NJ
l'lunmcr has large collection of old coins of diff
/ ieltnt ditr> a1h! among them i spanish dol lar
bearing the date 1910. Any or all of these are for
>.lc. ~ !ia been quite long time in collecting
them
] \0IltH. IT, the Ladies. \ woman who suffered
- l"r several wears irom female troubles and
Vas Cured viii b glad To let the Ladies know
ilt rche"! winch i simple and inexpensive, every
! iadH can treat herself. fire" package sent by
addressing Mis- r. l.. Il. vi th stamp, Box 80
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-01-27
Ship NEWS


Is. >chr +. L. Warren. ,pi,on, 10.
...
'"'-"'' N r"hi>'
b"-t"h. jan l.. Arrived brig H. {. >il,lcy
iifih"rh, Pa>ra2"ula Via. ilNami-; Jan. -. ar
rived sch bay light, li"d@oon. Baltimore. cleared
"lI- >'"rkt9n Man, ANA, san Domingo.
ia-rd4"ula. Jan II. Arrived sch. Lester a
ifM I, M."lA curacao
itrtil Anho.. Jan. - Arrived sch. Paragon
~i;Ht'' New York.
Newcastle. Del, Jan %. Passed down sch
Mary i. Han, French. Fcrn;indina.
AN Pedro, Jan: II. Arrived ship kennelcc
fnf', iANVll""i VIA. Gibraltar.
Jacksonville, Jan. Is. Cleared sch Iui. V
tharir-, E".>, Baltimore: Jan. -, below, sch
hlu-tW""'t. ciiNtr, from st. Augustine.
Ien,ir"l'' Jan 2l Arrived -ch. stella NJ. Ken
H"l' N!iiiiar' N'M York;
Portland, Jan. y. sailed sch. Prospect, Arev
E"rA!and for \ ~ 2i~t, cleared -,h- Helen 4.
M"-tlrN. Holt, Ma;ahza-.
Delaware l;rtakWatyr, Jan H. Arrived -rh. +.
II. iieITinli.M. " ood, Brunswick for New \ urk
New York. Jan. 10. Arrived ship Louis Walsh
i,thuyi"n, Liverpool; cleared sch u. ID. Haskell
Haskell POINT a. Fitre 3~h, cleared brig Starlight
>tal-. i"inia l'itrr; 22i, arrived sch T.. II. HERR
man N""d. l'run~Mlrk Ga. Jan D, arrived sch
rcn"t,,~rnt. Garter. Jacksonville.
i'lil4arirhia Jan; q. Cleared brig Amy 4
laro, Emerson 'ai'lenas.
- Augustine. Jan. u. Sailed sch~ Nellie
li"hts' ihoimt'N"n. and Mary +. tul>un, Robinson
''t> h,'ii, ii.T' l" , ,"a''
Carter Jacksonville.
rn,,,,.> ,..,.rs
>"i'' my, 'iii' o. IA port, waiting 10 lcau Shll
lr"4Hul-, Nickcl-.
Kingston, ia. Dec 30 Sailed sch. Hattie MEG
hht h. Tutll'tln, Black River.
uilri, Jan : sailed sch. Lester 4. Lewis
'in"iN' i'a9ra-oIla.
Hdnit' Jan. ~. Arrived ship Jo>r nhuS, Rogers
>tM i"lN, W IN. u. I'aNl~, trllkrN. san Francisco
NATHAN. Zee. 80. IN port, sch Lizzie Lane
liGfilrh' l"r New lork.
rem '"aN'' pee: - Arrived brig Hattie
S""ii'l'r' from T. Thomas, to load for North o
liai'cra..
i"!4 h"lG' nee 10 Arrived bark Escort, W at
tii"u-t. Singapore: Dec. 10 sailed bark Ptnob
scot. Eat"n, y \.
- barh"s AEre-, Dec Is. Arrived brig |. W
Parker l'resseN. Maranhan: sailed about Jan. 20
htlGuc Henry y. Litchiici Davis, I;arbadoes
Havana, Jan. 20 Arrived b;rlue Havana
flrc Ne" York.
calcutta /" Jan. y. Arrived ship I.lcWcllNn j
Morse, caZlc, Liverpool.
i"niefart, Jan. 3 sailed sch. Lucia Porter
t'rIl'lle New York.
H. Thomas, Dec. -. Sailed bark Clara +. Ne
GilNciN, Griffin, tardcna>, to load for New York
Falmouth. Eng. Jan. D. Arrived ship Name,
Ichdleton Pcndlttun. san Francisco.
ttnu, Dee 4. In port, ship sumner r. Mead
Park, for New ork. with 5000 bales hemp.
Field, for Boston, with 1860 tons sugar.
Anicr, Dec. Il. Passed, bark &. d. BRYANT
Gilmore lioyo, for New York
N,rrrINr v1scrt,,xy
n, ~,
h''h iiui'o'i' 'ArNef ha> gone I" Charleston
= " !" i"',ii COTTON Tor iiaNre
,lohth' Ny. =, lat r. 30 : Ion. 80. 80, shil
Nancy fehilrto', Ieh'iitt"n, from san Fr;tnci>c,
i"i queenstown
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A 0tIre f. Creditors

NSTATE Of FRIEDRICH SEDELMAIER
~ deceased. Notice is hereby given by
the undersigned Administrators, with viii
annexed, OF the estate Of Friedrich sedel-
maier deceased, To the creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said de
ceased. TO exhibit the me with the ntces-
sary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice to the said
Administrator at the Office OF Adcock Il
Ryan, attorneys-at-law, Room /, No. 81 n
Spring street, Los Angeles, Gal the same
being the place sci cted for the transaction
OF the business Of said estate, in the County
OF Los Angeles, Cal.
Dated this 25th dav of November A. b
1887. CHARLES KAPUs,
Administrator, with will annexed, of III,
estate of Friedrich sedelmaier. deceased
ADcocK Il RYAN, attorne, for estate.
noe cat
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I1asAI.
i0iiCt Of Salt u Real Estate URdss
ExeCBii0n

| GMlLlA DANGLADA, PLAINTIFF, VS..
IA Jesus G. Elias, Defendant. BY virtue OF
| an execution Issued out of tic Superior
| court OF the county OF Los Angeles, State OF
California, wherein Emilia Danglsda is
plalntln, AMI Jesus g. Films is defendant,
1 upon judgment rendered the 18th day OF
| ociober, A. u. 1887, for the sum OF $50, l29
! in lawful money of the United States, be-
| sides oscs and interest, / have This day
| levied upon all the right, title, claim and
| interest OF said defendant Jesus g. Elias, of.
| IN and TO tho following described real
est of said defendant ELIAS in the following
described real property. situate in the city
Of Los Angeles, IN said coun,s -. do
seribed us follows: situate if,i- sis4.
of Buena Visa sitael. = a,a
fneneirT al the not'lieae &, e. .0t ",
z. IL bigk "a 81 ORD s'ttt'. running
true co rises variet or - &C.. min. east,
south 23 deg. west 50 fcef, litence north 81
deg. west 100 feet, Into line af adobe wall
ana pole fence, thence north - deg. east 30
feet into line between Ipts and ., in block
81, Ord's turvey; tn. ce along said line
south G7 deg. east 100 feet to place of be-
ginning.
Public notice is hereby given that will,
on satufd y tbe 10th day of December, \.
j. 1897, az IL O'Clock N. of That Gay, in
front OF the court house door of the county
II Los Angeles, on spring street, sell at
pubic auction, for cash in lawful money OF
the United states, all the right, title. claim
and lnterest OF said defendant. Jesus q.
Elias, Of, in and TO the above described
property, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary TO raise sufficient to satisfy said
tudgm ent, with interest and Costs ETC. to
the highest and best bidder.
sheriff of Los Angeles County.
Dated this 18th day OF November, 1887.
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.

COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES. STATE OF
OF Felix Raeman, alius jean Dubois, de-
cessed.-Upon reading and filing 'he petit
tion OF Christine Rae man, widow OF Felix
Raeman, alias Jean Dubois, deceased pray
property in said petition d. scribed for II
homestead for petitioner, ii is hereby or
dered that Thursday. the 18th day OF De-
cember, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
perior Court, in the Jones Block. city OF Los
Angeles, be and the same is hereby d, sic
mated as the time and place of hearing said
petition. and notice of said hearing be givt II
by publication OF copy of this notice in
the Los Angeles HERALD Cor at least five
days prior TO the date of said hearing.
Dated December q, 1887.
dS ct w. i. GARDINER. Judge.